Elyria Faces Lorain In Lake Erie League Clash Friday
Elyria high school basketball rests on a tough Lake Erie League date with Lorain Friday night at the Hotel Americas on Lorain’s floor. The Tigers, led by Freddie Smith and McCartney, seek revenge after a 25 24 home loss to Lorain last month.
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Ward
Rich
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Delces
M Ruard
Ames
Tohad
Freddie Smith
H. Stifffer Sais
Cleveland Heights
Port City
Rota Shaw
Gintet
Amherst Cage Teams Defeat Pilgrims In Whirlwind Games
Pilgrim Junior League action at Amherst Congregational Church saw Pilgrim teams clash with the Congregational five. The opener ended 28 to 4 with the Amherst squad pulling ahead after a tight first half near 10 to 8. The second half showcased Amherst experience sealing a 28 to 13 victory.
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Bowling Scores Feature Columbus Bout Night
Huntington West Virginia won on a foul from Johnny Carpener in the seventh round of a twelve round bout. Bert Hatchfeld beat Civit Osborne in the eighth round semi final. Robby Calvin lost by technical knockout to Johnny Rio after six rounds. Bobby Jones, at fourteen, was selected by veteran Walter J. Travis as a future golf champion.
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W. Va
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Bert Hacthfeld
Civit Osbourne
Cleveland
Robby Calvin
Chillicathe
Johnny Rio
Bobby Jones
Watter J. Travis
Mandell May Meet Finnegan for Championship Bid
Boxing watchers report Eddie Kane, Mandell’s manager, weighing a $66,000 offer from promoter Eddie Mack of Boston for a title bout with Hall of Fame contender Finnegan. Mack would stage the fight at a major league ballpark next summer if terms suit Mandell and Finnegan. the N B A has urged a swift championship match.
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Limi
Ridgeville Cagers Set to Meet Champ Girls in Key Tilt
Ridgeville A C plans a three game carnival entry with the Greater Cleveland champs Blepp girls meeting Ridgeville A C on Thursday February 2 at Ridgeville. Captain Gien Cheisman urges strong effort to stop the Blepp girls while Elnav Molay bars meet Olmsted Grange in a preliminary.
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Olmsted Congregational
Oberlin Business College Captures Ridge Community League Title
The Oberlin Business College basket team defeated Workery Motors of Grafton 59 to 21 to win the Ridge Community league championship. Oberlin started fast, scoring 32 points in the first half and 27 in the second while Rothgerts led the defense with 22 straight wins noted in the season. Naughtan Johnson and Ringham shared scoring honors as Mickel added a late basket.
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Famous Bowler Jimmy Smith Visits Elyria
The famed bowler Jimmy Smith, known to fans worldwide, will appear in Elyria at the Gala Thursday afternoon and evening. He will bowl with Kat Wiicoy in the afternoon and meet Sid Sherman, then headlines the evening with a display of perfect and high-scoring games. Smith holds multiple world records for pins, averages, and exhibition runs, with notable peaks in 1925 through 1927 across venues in Toronto, Beaver, St. Louis, Fond du Lac, Melrose Park, and Cleveland.
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Little Hope For Recovery Of Jennings
SCRANTON Pennsylvania January 31 Hugh Jennings famed in baseball for years was reported near death from meningitis after taking medicine Friday and remaining unconscious except brief intervals. Doctors stay at his bedside with little hope of recovery. The veteran star who will be remembered as a classic figure of the diamond had been ill for months and was at one time an assistant to John McGraw of the New York Giants and later manager of the Detroit Tiware.
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Close Sen ior Churel league games set for Y Tonight
Five senior churel league contests on the Y floor are slated with games at 7:00 and 7:25. Matchups include St Pauls against Grace Lutherans and Ti15 E'nai Brith versus Virsz Conk, followed by St Age against Hungarian Reformes and Methat drews versus St An.
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University of West Virginia to host Nimo wrestlers
Readable fragments describe University of Nimo wrestlers traveling Thursday to Morgantown West Virginia for a Saturday meet with West Virginia. The report also notes other city sports items including Northwestern basketball results and Chicago White Sox spring signings.
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San Francisco
Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Hotel Anners Lorain
Middle Ridge residents and friends gathered Tuesday at Hotel Anners Lorain to honor a couple’s fifty year wedding anniversary. Centerpieces roses and a large wedding cake framed the event with the couple seated at the head table. They wed at Port Clinton and lived there fourteen years before moving to Avon where they raised three children and five grandchildren.
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Ridgeville
Maple Wood Aid Society
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Add “Irs
TN. H. Mearn
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J. B. Ureland
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Community notices of visits and events in Amherst area
The snippet lists numerous weekend visits and gatherings among Amherst residents. Names include Miss Ruth Exchtruth, Mrs Maury Brucher, Oliver Kolbe of Ohio State, and the Kolbe and Spielzelbers families. Also mentions a Middle Ridge Parent-Teacher Association meeting on February third and baptismal services attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ludwig.
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Lake Avenue
Walter Bounelt
Birmingham
William Spielgelberg
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Amherst
Ruth Exchtruth
Maury Brucher
Oliver Kolbe
Ohio State University
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Fred Herrmann
Ciildren
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Elyria
Katherine
Kolbe
William Ruth
Brownhelm
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Henry Kolbe
Tren Melvin
Thelma
Roy Angersbach
Famuely
Henrietta
Karl Spielzelbers
Kenneth
Elmer Fullmer
Butterput
Middle Ridge
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Ben Bauman
J. H. Ludwig
Donald
Ludolph Kreecer
Ludwig
Florence Tolhurst
Cleveland
Ward Tolhurst
Leorge Eppley
Frainces Richmond
Hazel Tinch
Broadway Sees New Nine Act Drama
New York January thirty one Broadway audiences greeted Eugene O Neills nine act play Strange Interlude the longest NY appeal yet critics praised its ambitious soliloquies while noting its complexity Nina Leeds a woman with six intimate partners including her father and five husbands faces a life played over two decades the drama sparked debate over its eugenics theme and stage experiments.
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New York
Outcast Form Rekindles Life in Mr. O'Neill's Appeal
The critique by EL. W. Osborn notes a strain of insanity in the husband and reflects on Mr. O'Neill's renewed appeal to audiences. The remark suggests a shift in performance and reception as Osborn weighs the actor's transformation and impact.
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Oil Men Called Before Teapot Dome Committee
Six influential oil figures testifying before the Teapot Dome committee in Washington about the Continental Trading Co formation and the $34.9 million Mexia fields purchase. Questions center on bonds linked to Liberty Bonds profits and potential political influence.
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Harry South Oster
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Osler
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Met Museum to acquire Corrigan literary treasures
The Metropolitan Museum of New York will receive three rare literary editions from the late James W. Corrigan estate under his will filed in Painesville. The books Too Late Becouse of You and My Castle Is In the Air go to the museum. Mrs Corrigan is given a life income and residuary estate with a future sharing plan among relatives. In Japan a large crowd worshipped Tatamori Saigo, a noted early statesman, in Kagoshima hitting a peak attendance of over 100,600 in a pew temple ceremony.
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Japan
Tatamori Saigo
Curtis Boemed For President NEW vYoak
A 19th century speech portrays Curtis as an ideal presidential candidate. The speaker lauds his wisdom, wide acquaintance, and party loyalty while noting his early accession to the House of Representatives in 1837 and a historian's remark about Indians playing football.
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